Sentence examples for pointed explanation from inspiring English sources

Last November, after a few months in relative isolation, Malik gave his first interview, offering a pointed explanation of his exit.

A more pointed explanation for the recent polling trends acknowledges the possible effect of the recent barrage of negative press about the Clinton Foundation and Clinton's private e-mail server.

He then led the couple, who have a 5-year-old son, behind a small table at the back of the room and commenced a bullet-pointed explanation of why the couple's relationship faltered, information he gathered from separate interviews with them.

Point to its pointed teeth.

An example of his results is an explanation of the four-pointed star shape that appears when the stem of a wineglass focuses the sun on to a table.

Under pointed questioning, he could not give a clear explanation of why the failure rate for tires from one plant was so much higher than from others.

Polish officials demanded a White House apology for the remark, and Donald Tusk, the country's prime minister, told The Associated Press on Wednesday that he accepted the explanation but wanted a "stronger, more pointed" response.

My view is that such a pointed article needed more convincing substantiation, more space for a reasoned explanation of the other side and more clarity about its focus.

Most explanations have focused on the blade-like, backward pointed crest of male P. longiceps, however, and ignored the wide range of variation across age and sex.

Since his aim is explanation and not simply narration, the text is dotted with pointed, occasionally counterfactual questions.

She also mentioned leaving Ben Gazzara for Rock Hudson, but her explanation in her Carlyle show — "He talked me out of it" — was less pointed than what she told the audience in "Elaine Stritch at Liberty": "You know what a bad decision that turned out to be".